Sunday, October 3, 2021

JOE BIDEN - MENTAL NEEDING TO BE PUT IN A HOME - How does Biden stack up against a list of Alzheimer's symptoms?

 

World witnessing 'the death of 2020 Joe Biden'

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How does Biden stack up against a list of Alzheimer's symptoms?

It is tragic for the individual, family, and loved ones of an elderly person suffering from dementia or Alzheimer's.  It is a disaster for our nation if it is our president.  Is President Biden suffering from a disease that is robbing him of his cognitive abilities?

President Biden's longtime personal physician and now White House physician, Dr. Kevin O'Connor, has either not performed or not released the results of a cognitive test.  President Biden's staff shield him from view, and the media continue to protect the president from scrutiny.  Since the media have not explored the cognitive abilities of the president, we will do it by comparing the CDC's "10 Warning Signs of Alzheimer's" to President Biden's behavior.

Memory loss that disrupts daily life such as dependency on notes.  An Australian news organization reporting on President Biden's news conference regarding damage from Hurricane Ida ended up highlighting President Biden's utter dependency on prepared notes.  Australian media, unlike American media, will inform their readers of Biden's concerning behavior.

Challenges in planning or solving problems.  The debacle of Afghanistan.

Difficulty completing familiar tasks.  Shore News noted in a March 21, 2021 article that President Biden lost his way when walking toward Marine One and needed to be steered back to his helicopter by Vice President Harris and his aides.

Confusion with time or places.  The Independent Sentinel on February 29, 2020, noted that Candidate Biden stated, "Right here in the state of North-South Carolina" at an event in South Carolina.  Later confused past and future by stating that he looked forward to appointing the first African-American senator.

Trouble understanding visual images and spatial relations.  No evidence of any change.

New problems with words in speaking or writing.  On March 25, 2021, the British Sun's headline read, "Biden completely forgets what he's talking about and mumbles incoherently at camera in excruciating press conference."  The article noted that Biden ended the press conference by stating he was taking his final question, then walked away in the middle of the final question.  Our allies are certainly questioning President Biden's behavior.  

Misplacing things and losing the ability to retrace steps.  At an April 29, 2021 outdoor rally in Duluth, Georgia, President Biden ended his speech by announcing to the crowd, "I'm looking for my mask.  I'm in trouble" — only to find his mask in his pocket.  The question that begs to be asked is, whom does the President think he is in trouble with over his mask?

Decreased or poor judgment.  Good ole Joe Biden was elected to the presidency because he got along with almost everyone.  Just months into his presidency, he needlessly humiliated French president Emmanuel Macron and all of France by publicly announcing that America and England would provide Australia with nuclear submarines, undercutting our French ally.  

Withdrawal from work or social activities.  President Biden spends almost every weekend alone with the first lady.  Even MSNBC acknowledged how isolated President Biden appeared in the photograph taken in the Camp David conference room as the Afghan crisis unfolded.   

Changes in mood and personality.  The United Kingdom's Independent News headline: "Biden faces backlash after snapping at CNN reporter: "You're in the wrong business." Joe forgets that reporter's questions are not personal; it's just business.   

The CDC states, "People with one or more of these 10 warning signs should see a doctor to find the cause."  President Biden exhibits at least nine of the ten CDC warning signs of Alzheimer's disease, which is concerning.  In reading articles of Biden's behavior and watching videos of President Biden, it is apparent he is not in control of his own faculties, let alone the federal government.

If President Biden is unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office, why hasn't Congress acted in removing the president in accordance with Amendment XXV of the Constitution?  It may be that the Democrat leaders in the House and Senate know they need a weakened president to enact their legacy legislation and believe they can continue to  control of the federal government with Biden in the role.  Republican leaders in the House and Senate may believe that once they control both houses, they will have the power to approve the next vice president — all while our rivals across the globe take advantage of our weakened president and our allies plot a future without the United States.

America with a weakened leader reminds me of the instruction I received when parachuting.  If you have a malfunction, you must decide how bad of a malfunction.  If malfunction results in a broken leg or two, then ride it to the ground.  Because if you go to the reserve and it malfunctions, your life is over.  We cannot survive a President Harris, House speaker Pelosi, and Senate leader Schumer leading our country.  Let us all wait until the November 2022 elections.

Image: Marc Nozell via FlickrCC BY 2.0.


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Nolte: Majority Believe Biden’s Lying About Afghanistan and Want Him to Resign

WASHINGTON, DC - SEPTEMBER 02: U.S. President Joe Biden delivers remarks about the ongoing federal response to Hurricane Ida in the South Court Auditorium of the Eisenhower Executive Office Building on September 02, 2021 in Washington, DC. The deadly storm made landfall in Louisiana as a Category 4 hurricane and …
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Polling shows that a majority of voters know His Fraudulency Joe Biden lied about Afghanistan and now want him to resign over that fiasco.

Rasmussen Reports, one of the most accurate pollsters of the last two decades, asked 1,000 likely voters three critical questions in the wake of Joint Chiefs of Staff Chair General Mark Milley’s bombshell testimony this week.

In August, Biden lied to far-left ABC News and the American people when he told left-wing activist George Stephanopoulos the military never advised him to keep 2,500 troops in Afghanistan as a stabilizing force.

As we heard in Milley’s congressional testimony, the truth is that Biden was told this, ignored it, and the rest is history. We also learned that former President Donald Trump was persuaded to change his mind about a complete withdrawal and agreed to leave 2,500 troops in place.

The military believed this small number of troops would be enough support to stop the Taliban from regaining control of the country.

So Biden lied and 13 American servicemembers, and God only knows how many innocent Afghans, died. And now, hundreds of Americans are still stuck in an Afghanistan ruled by a Taliban armed with tens of billions of dollars in operational U.S. war equipment handed to them by Joe Biden.

The polling shows the American people are not happy about this.

When asked if it would have been better for Biden to keep the 2,500 troops in Afghanistan, 60 percent said yes, and only 24 percent said no.

When asked whom they believe about the 2,500 troops recommendation, Biden or Milley, only 21 percent believe Biden told the truth about not receiving the recommendation, while 57 percent believe Milley.

General Mark Milley, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, testifies on the department's fiscal year 2022 budget request during a House Armed Services Committee hearing on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC, on June 23, 2021. (Photo by SAUL LOEB / AFP) (Photo by SAUL LOEB/AFP via Getty Images)

General Mark Milley (SAUL LOEB/AFP via Getty Images).

The third question is a real doozy. “Do you agree or disagree with this statement: ‘Biden cannot avoid the consequences of his actions in Afghanistan. He must resign'”?

A majority of 55 percent strongly (41 percent) or somewhat (14 percent) agree he must resign. Only 39 percent somewhat (10 percent) or strongly (29 percent) disagree.

While America’s fake media do its best to cover up this debacle, most especially the fact that Americans are still stuck in that terrorist-run country, this polling shows that thanks to alternative media and common sense (of course, Biden’s lying), the American people are well informed, know precisely what’s going on, precisely what happened, and who is responsible.

 


FNC’s Logan: Lt. Col. Scheller Jailed ‘For Speaking the Truth’

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On Friday’s “Fox News Primetime,” Fox Nation host Lara Logan stated that the generals responsible for the Afghanistan debacle aren’t taking responsibility, but are holding Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller responsible by “jailing him for speaking the truth.”

Logan said, “So, what they’re really doing is jailing him for speaking the truth. And I listened to the parents, and I want them to know and I want everyone in America to know that I stand 100% with their son. Because he did something that everyone in America has been waiting for for years, Brian.”

She added, “And what we’re seeing now is that they’re actually going to go to the extreme of jailing someone for something like this. They could just — they could discharge him. They could do disciplinary action, but they’re not. … The generals who are actually responsible are not taking responsibility, but they’re holding someone lower down in the chain of command responsible. So, that is the kind of hypocrisy that Americans have just had enough of.”

(h/t Daily Caller)

Follow Ian Hanchett on Twitter @IanHanchett


Poll: Majority of Trump Voters Want Red States to Secede from Blue States

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A recent poll from the University of Virginia (UVA) Center for Politics and the Project Home Fire found that the majority of former President Donald Trump’s voters want to secede from the blue states.

Fifty-two percent of Trump voters agreed with the statement that, “The situation in America is such that I would favor [Blue/Red] states seceding from the union to form their own separate country.” There were 25 percent who strongly agreed with the statement.

When the survey asked voters who supported then-candidate Joe Biden in 2020, 41 percent agreed with the same statement, and 18 percent strongly agreed with the statement.

PHILADELPHIA, PA - NOVEMBER 03: Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden rallies supporters in the West Oak Lane neighborhood of Philadelphia on November 03, 2020 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. As polls open on Election Day, nearly 100 million Americans have already cast their ballots through early voting and mail-in voting. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)

Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden rallies supporters in the West Oak Lane neighborhood of Philadelphia. (Drew Angerer/Getty Images).

“The divide between Trump and Biden voters is deep, wide, and dangerous. The scope is unprecedented, and it will not be easily fixed,” UVA Center for Politics Director Larry J. Sabato said.

The majority of both sets of voters agreed that someone voting for a candidate from the opposing party is disloyal to the people they care about: 54 percent for Trump voters and 52 percent for Biden voters.

The poll also revealed that over 40 percent of voters in both parties favor abolishing the checks and balances built into the federal government and giving the president greater control: 44 percent for Trump voters and 46 percent for Biden voters.

However, over 75 percent of both parties also agreed with the statement that Americans who support the opposite party present a “clear and present danger to the American way of life.”

“In order to figure out ways to bridge these divides, we need to understand not just the divides themselves, but also understand the ways in which we can, together, move forward to reach common ground. This project helps us do both,” Larry Schack of Project Home Fire said.

The poll was taken from July 22 to August 4 with the help of InnovateMR — an industry-leading marketing research data collection firm — to collect data from a series of questions.

There were 2,002 2020 voters who were asked questions. They were divided equally between 1,001 Trump voters from 2020 and 1,001 Biden voters from 2020. There is a margin of error from this survey of +/- 2.2 percent.

Follow Jacob Bliss on Twitter @jacobmbliss.

Bidenflation Unexpectedly Accelerated in August to Fastest Pace in Over 30 Years

US President Joe Biden eats ice cream at Moomers Homemade Ice Cream in Traverse City, Michigan on July 3, 2021. (Photo by MANDEL NGAN / AFP) (Photo by MANDEL NGAN/AFP via Getty Images)
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Inflation unexpectedly accelerated in August, as shortages of a wide range of consumer goods and services drove up prices.

The Personal Consumption Price Index for August increased 4.3 percent from one year ago, reflecting increases in the prices paid by consumers for both goods and services, Commerce Department data showed Friday. That is the fastest pace of inflation since January 1991.

Energy prices increased 24.9 percent from the depressed levels of a year ago. Food prices jumped 2.8 percent.

Core PCE prices, excluding food and energy, rose 3.6 percent compared with a year ago. That is also the fastest pace since 1991.

Compared with a month earlier, the PCE Price Index rose four-tenths of a percentage point. Analysts had forecast a three-tenths gain, which would have represented a one-tenth of a point slowdown from the July figure.

Core prices rose three-tenths of a point from July, matching the previous months gain and above the consensus forecast for two-tenths.

Inflation picked up for both goods and services. The index for goods rose 5.5 percent compared with a year ago, up from 5.3 percent in July. Durable goods prices jumped seven percent, up from 6.9 percent in the prior month. Prior to May and June of this year, inflation in durable goods has not run this hot since 1981. Nondurables rose 4.6 percent, up from 4.4 percent.

Services prices rose 3.6 percent, up from 3.5 percent. That is the fastest rate of inflation in services since 2006.

Speaking on a panel organized by the European Central Bank Wednesday,  Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said he still expects inflation to ease eventually, but now expects high inflation to run into 2022. This spring Powell had declared high inflation would be transitory, which many Fed watchers understood to mean lasting just a few months.

“It’s also frustrating to see the bottlenecks and supply chain problems not getting better — in fact at the margins apparently getting a little bit worse,” he added. “We see that continuing into next year probably, and holding up inflation longer than we had thought.”


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